Adjustable Pipe Wrench AWTools AW31403 350 mm

The AWTools AW31403 Adjustable Pipe Wrench with a 350 mm length is a Stillson-type hand tool designed for gripping and turning pipes, fittings and rounded fasteners. Its adjustable jaw accommodates a range of diameters while serrated gripping surfaces provide a secure hold on metal or plastic pipes. The tool is intended for plumbing, maintenance and repair tasks where controlled torque and non-slip contact are needed to tighten, loosen or reposition threaded and smooth pipework.

Advantages

This adjustable pipe wrench offers a durable construction and a simple jaw adjustment mechanism that enables rapid size changes without additional tools. The serrated teeth on the jaws increase grip reliability under load and reduce slipping on round surfaces. Its 350 mm length provides a balance between torque capability and access in confined spaces, making it practical for both residential and light commercial work.

Suitable for

• Plumbing installation and repair
• Pipe and fitting assembly or disassembly
• Maintenance tasks on heating and water systems
• Workshop use for securing round fasteners and tubing

Key specifications

• Tool type: adjustable pipe wrench (Stillson type)
• Overall length: 350 mm
• Adjustable jaw for variable pipe diameters
• Serrated gripping surfaces for non-slip contact
• Suitable for metal and plastic pipes

How to use

Select the wrench and adjust the movable jaw until it contacts the pipe or fitting securely. Position the fixed jaw against the workpiece so that the force is applied in the correct direction for tightening or loosening. Apply steady pressure and turn the wrench using controlled movements; re-adjust the jaw if the diameter or position changes. Avoid using the tool as a hammer or for prying, and inspect the jaws for wear before use.

Usage recommendations

For safe and effective operation, wear appropriate hand protection, ensure the wrench is properly sized for the job, and maintain a clean, undamaged gripping surface. Periodically clean debris from the jaws and check the adjustment mechanism for smooth movement. Replace the tool if jaws are excessively worn or damaged to prevent slipping and potential injury.